Our bodies will rot, our valuables recollected.

我们的躯体将会腐烂，我们的财物将变成记。

It was not till this moment that Clym recollected her to be the person who had behaved so barbarously to Eustacia.

克林到这时才记就是那个对游苔莎表现极为粗野的女人。

I was sometimes quite provoked, but then I recollected my dear Elizabeth and Jane, and for their sakes had patience with her.

有几次我非常生气，但是一记亲爱的伊丽莎白和吉英，看们面上，我还是容忍。

Catherine recollected herself, blushed deeply, and could say no more.

凯瑟琳回过神来，涨红脸，再也说不出话来。

" There's a wonderful duel in a novel of Pushkin's, " recollected Abe.

“普希金的小说里有一场精彩的决斗， ” 安倍回道。

The word " yes" nearly escaped his lips, but he recollected himself in time.

“是” 这个词差点脱口而出， 但他及时回过神来。

Stephen started up in bewilderment after a long stillness, and it was some time before he recollected himself.

史蒂芬在长时间的静止之后迷惑地来，过好一会儿他才回过神来。

He recollected further what happened after the evening party.

随后银行家回想上述晚会后的事。

I am only sorry it was not recollected sooner, that I might have written home.

我很遗憾没有早点想，我可能会写信回家。

Knight hardly recollected what he had written, and turned over the book to see.

奈特几乎记不自己写什么， 翻过书来看。

A few tears — those were all she shed, before she recollected the many questions she longed to ask.

几滴眼泪——这些就是流下的全部眼泪，然后想渴望问的许多问题。

Sometimes he recollected his past life.

有时，他回过去。

My father has recollected an engagement that takes our whole family away on Monday.

我父亲想周一我们全家外出的订婚事。

And, as Tom looked into her great blue eyes, he recollected the way perfectly.

而且，当汤姆注视那双蓝色的大眼睛时，他完美地回那条路。

Tom looked at her again, and recollected; and then looked away, and forgot in an instant.

汤姆又看看，回来；然后移开视线，瞬间忘记。

But what is amusing now, I recollected, shutting Lady Bessborough, had to be taken in desperate earnest once.

但现在有趣的是， 我回说，关闭贝斯伯勒夫人，不得不拼命认真地接受一次。

Certain papers belonging to Colonel Pyncheon, as his grandson distinctly recollected, had been spread out on the table.

一些属于品钦上校的文件，正如他的孙子清楚地记得的那样，已经摊开在桌子上。

It may also refer to the scarcity or fragmentation of memories recollected from early childhood, particularly occurring between age 2 and 6.

也指在 2-6 岁之间，童年早期记的碎片化。

It was too slight to seize upon at the instant; yet, as recollected afterwards, seemed to transfigure the whole man.

它太小，无法立即抓住；然而，正如后来回的那样，似乎改变整个人。

At last she recollected that she had been travelling, and they talked of Matlock and Dove Dale with great perseverance.

最后想自己正在旅行，两个人便大谈其马特洛克和鸽谷的景物。